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THUNDERBIRD FOOTBALL 1980s ALL-DECADE TEAM 1982 Vanier Cup Champions: Widely considered as the greatest team in CIAU history, the ‘82 Thunderbirds posted a perfect 8-0 regular season record, led by the nations leading running back Glenn Steele, record setting kicker Ken Munro and a defensive unit that didn’t allow a touchdown in three consecutive league games. The Thunderbirds won the Vanier Cup national championship for the first time with a 39-14 victory over the Western Mustangs, led once again by game MVP Steele, who ran for a Vanier Cup record 236- yards behind another stellar performance in the trenches by the offensive line. Defensively, the T-Birds were dominate led by President’s Trophy winner Mike Emery-LB and Steve Harrison-LB, voted the co-defensive players of the game. The ‘82 Thunderbirds experienced a historic season – WIFL champions, Vanier Cup champions, Shrum Bowl champions and Sport BC’s ‘82 Amateur Team-of- the-Year. From that team, an unprecedented 10-players were drafted by the CFL in ‘83, including a record five first-round picks. Don Adamic Dwayne Derban Brad Fraser Carey Lapa Ron Orser K.C. Steele Bruce Barnett Laurent DesLauriers Jay Gard Kirk Layton Dave Pacholko Pieter Vanden Bos Mark Beecroft Pierre DesLauriers Bernie Glier Peter Leclaire Sheldon Petri Brian Whittaker Jack Beetstra Roger DesLauriers Chris Grdina Grant Magusin George Piva Roger Zan Brant Bengen Jerry Dobrovolny Steve Harrison Kevin Martens Jason Riley Paul Zanni James Bird Trent Edwards Bob Hoglund Scott Mehlenbacher Darin Ringenbach Frank Smith (HC) Kent Bowling Bill Ellis Peter Jeffrey Mike Monaghan Rob Ros Bob Laycoe (DC) Brian Branting Mike Emery Rob Johnson Tom Mulhern Paul Shaffer Chris Beaton (AC) Kevin Burt Marc Felgenhauer Greg Kitchen Ken Munro Dave Sidoo Jack Schriber (AC) Pat Cantner Rob Fleming Doug Kushan Stew Noble Glenn Steele Mike Canic (AC) Jim Canil (AC) 1986 Vanier Cup Champions: The ‘86 Thunderbirds are best remembered for their thrilling 25-23 victory in the second-to-last play of the game in the national final over the Western Mustangs. The inspired play of the entire offensive unit in the last two minutes led to backup quarterback Eric Putoto capping off a 62-yard drive by throwing the game winning touchdown to veteran slot-back Rob Ros with just four seconds remaining in the game. In truth, however, the entire season was one that offered numerous highlights, proving that UBC’s football program had become one of the most revered and respected in the CIAU. This included the #1 defence in the conference allowing only 82-pts, the 2nd ranked offence scoring an amassing 237pts. The playoff march started with the dominating 49-3 Hardy Cup performance vs. Calgary, and the clutch 32-30 victory over the OQIFC champion Bishop Gaiters in the national semi-final. Terry Ainge Chris Cunningham Jordan Gagner Al Jones David Moen Rob Ros Bill Barber Joe Danieli Massimo Geremia John Kadla Rob Moretto Mike Shields Jack Beetstra James Dawson Mac Gordon Craig Keller Tom Munro Doug Shorman Mike Bellefontaine Lee Deibert Vince Gorman Roald Kovacik Mark Norman Doug Spencer Doug Bryson Dwayne Derban Leo Groenewegen Tony Kristopaitis Sean Orr Tom Vlasic Carey Bymoen Chris Dobrovolny David Groves Jordan Leith Matt Pearce Frank Smith (HC) Terry Cochrane Ken Dodd Wayne Harvey Bill Long Mark Petros Bob Laycoe (DC) Kevin Clarke Clayton Doige Mike Hooker Tyler Lorenz George Petrovas Dave Easley (AC) Matt Clarke Peter Espig Richard Howlett Bruce McDonald Eric Putoto Joe Gluska (AC) Ron Crick Matt Fitzpatrick Ron Huryn Ivan Miller Rae Robirtis Gerry Parr (AC) 1980s ALL-DECADE OFFENCE / KICKERS HARDY CUP PUNTER Finalists (’81,’83,’89) KICKER Tom Dixon CW All-Star (’83,’84) Champions (’82,’86,’87) Ken Munro VC (‘82) 146 for 6,354 yards Ave 43.2 41 of 66 FG’s 62.1.%, 306-pts Mike Bellefontaine VC (’86) Mike Bellefontaine VC (’86) 295 for 11,090 yards Ave 37.9 50 of 66 FG’s 75.7%, 248-pts REC REC REC REC Craig Keller Rob Ros Tom Vlasic VC (‘86) Mike Bellefontaine VC (’86) CW all-Star (‘87), VC (‘86) CW all-Star (‘86), VC (‘82-’86) CW all-Star (’88,’89) CW all-Star (‘85) 1,488 yards-6 TD’s 1,843 yards, 13-TD’s 1,567 yards, 17-TD’s 1,464 yards,10-TD’s Todd Wickman Tom Munro VC (’82-’86) Jason Walley CW all-Star (‘87) 655 yards 8-TD’s Hardy Cup Champion (‘87) 1,164 yards, 8-TD’s CFL draft 2nd Rd, 10th overall (‘85) 1,242 yards, 14-TD’s OL OL OL OL OL Jerry Dobrovolny Pieter Vanden Bos VC (‘82) Don Adamic John Kadla VC (‘86) Leo Groenewegen VC (‘86) VC (‘82), CW all-star (’82) CW all-Star (’81,’82) VC (’82), all-Star (‘84) CW all-Star (’87,’89) CW all-Star (‘85,’86) CFL 1st Rd, 1st overall ( ‘83) Mike Torresan CW Metras-MOP (‘84) Tony Kristopaitis CIAU all-Canadian (’86) CW all-star (‘85) VC (‘86),CW all-Star (’87) George Piva VC (’82) CFL 3rd Rd, 19th overall (‘86) CW all-Star (‘81,’82) RB ATH QB RB Jim Stewart Matt Pearce VC (‘86) Jordan Gagner VC (‘86) Glenn Steele VC (‘82) CW Gnup-MOP (’89,’90) CW all-Star (‘85) CW Gnup-MOP (‘86) CIAU all-Canadian (‘81,’82,’84) 1,398 yards Ave 5.9, 11-TD’s 1,253 rushing yards 6-TD’s CW all-Star (‘86,’87) 4,335 yards, Ave 6.9, 36-TD’s Peter LeClaire VC (‘82) 1,122 receiving yards 3-TD’s Jay Gard VC (‘82) Terry Cochrane VC (‘86) 2,377 return yards 4-TD’s 1,231 yards Ave 5.8 9-TD’s Passing leader (‘81,’82,’83) 1,131 yards Ave 5.0, 16-TD’s 1980s ALL-DECADE OFFENCE 1980s ALL-DECADE SPECIALIST Honourable Mention-Offence Bowling, Kent (RB): Hardy Cup, Atlantic Bowl, Vanier Cup champion (‘82), CW all-star (‘82). 100+ yard games-216 vs. Calgary, Oct. 1st (‘82), 162 vs. St. Francis Xavier, Nov. 13th (‘82). Career Stats: 121-carries, 574-yards, 5-touchdowns. Cantner, Pat (FB): Hardy Cup, Atlantic Bowl, Vanier Cup champion (‘82). CFL draft 4th Rd, 43rd overall (‘83). Career Stats: 56-carries, 274- yards, 26-receptions, 172-yards. CFL drafted 4th Rd, 43rd overall (’83). Geremia, Massimo (RB): Hardy Cup, Western Bowl, Vanier Cup champion (‘86), CW all-star (‘86). Career Stats: 97-carries, 640-yards, 21- receptions, 160-yards and 2-touchdowns. Murray, Andrew (REC): Hardy Cup finalist (‘83), led UBC in receptions-21, yards-279, touchdowns-3 (‘84). Team high points scored in a game-18 and receiving yards-92 vs. Sask, Oct. 6th (‘84). Career Stats: 32-receptions, 496-yards 4-touchdowns. CFL drafted 4th Rd, 34th overall (‘87). Orr, Sean (OL): Hardy Cup, Western Bowl, Vanier Cup champion (‘86), CFL draft 2nd Rd, 15th overall (‘87). Robirtis, Rae (OL): Hardy Cup, Western Bowl, Vanier Cup champion (‘86). CFL draft 4th Rd, 28th overall (‘87). A Adamic, Don (OL): Hardy Cup finalist (‘81,’83), Hardy Cup, Atlantic Bowl, Vanier Cup champion (‘82), CW Metras MOP-Lineman (‘84), CW all-star (‘84,’85), CIAU all-Canadian (‘84). CFL draft 3rd Rd, 24th overall (‘85). B Bellefontaine, Mike (KR/REC/K): Hardy Cup, Western Bowl, Vanier Cup champion (‘86), Hardy Cup, Western Bowl champion (‘87), led CW in scoring-175 pts (‘87,’88), led CW in converts-23 and field goals-18 (‘87), led UBC in punting yards-2,959, receptions-33 and receiving yards-485 (‘85), led UBC in punting yards (’86,’87,’88), led UBC in field goals-17 (‘88), set-11 school records including most punting yards in a game-584 vs. Manitoba, Sept. 19th (‘87), punting yards in a career-11,090, most punts in a season-123 (‘87) and a career-295, most field goal attempts in a season-36 (‘87), field goals made in a game-5 vs. Sask, Sept. 26th (‘87), highest field goal percentage in a season-77.7 and career-75.7, most field goals made in a season-28 (‘87) and most kickoff’s in a career-47. CW all-star- REC (‘88), CFL signed as an undrafted free-agent (’89). Career Stats: 101-receptions, 1,488 receiving yards and 6-touchdowns. 1980s ALL-DECADE OFFENCE 1980s ALL-DECADE SPECIALIST C Cochrane, Terry (RB/KR): Hardy Cup, Western Bowl, Vanier Cup champion (‘86), Maury Van Vliet Trophy Mitchell Bowl-MOP (‘86). Led CW in rushing touchdowns-8 (‘85), tied the CW lead for most punt returns in a game-6 and touchdowns-1 vs. Alberta, Sept. 5th (‘86). Set the school record for all-purpose yards in a season-1,552 (‘86), led UBC for most kickoff return yards-89 and longest return-57 in a game vs Sask, Sept. 1st (’84), led UBC in scoring-48 pts, touchdowns-8 and rushing yards-863 (‘85), including the longest run-65 vs. Alberta, Oct. 18th (‘85). Led UBC in rushing carries-56, touchdowns in a season-5 and longest punt return-42 (‘86), led UBC in all-purpose yards-736 (’85). 100+ yard games-140 vs. Sask, Sept. 7th (’85), 131 vs. Calgary, Nov. 7th (‘86), 115 vs. Sask, Sept. 27th (‘85). CFL draft 5th Rd, 38th overall (‘87). Career Stats: 224-carries, 1,131-rushing yards, 352-receiving yards, 90-kick returns for 954-yards, 17-combined touchdowns. Inducted into the UBC Football Wall of Honour (’19). D Dixon, Tom (K/P): Hardy Cup finalist (‘83), led CW in punts-146, and yards-6,454 (‘83,’84), led CW in scoring-117 pts (’83,’84), led CW in kickoff’s-24 and yards-1,401 (‘84).
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    Sports & Recreation Home of the Islanders WBB survive the Hurricane Hockey heartbreak vs Dawson The Isles were facing the longtime rivals Dawson Blues. Dawson opened the score quickly in the first period. The Isles bounced back with 3 goals of their own in the first period (Oona Emmenegger, Andi Calderone and Audrey Gervais) to take the lead 3-1. In the second period a total of 7 goals were scored. Gervais and Emma Beisswanger Ana Mendez’s basket in the final minute of play allowed the Islanders to escape with a 49-48 put the puck in the net for John Abbott. victory over Heritage College Hurricanes last Friday night. Heritage came out with much more Starting the third period down by a goal, Gervais complet- fight after losing to JAC by 33 in the fall semester. Zoe Arvanitis led Abbott with 17 points. The ed her hat trick to tie the game. Dawson scored the game Islanders are on the road this weekend playing Outaouais Friday night and Montmorency on winning goal with 16 seconds left in the game, making the Sunday evening final 7-6. Women’s Volleyball finish the day in 3rd A 2-2 record on the day was good enough for 3rd place in section C. Wins over Heritage (25-13, 25-22) and St Jerome (25-23, 25-27, 15-12) were sandwiched in between losses to Brebeuf (25-15, 29-31, 12-15) and St Lambert (28-26, 18-25, 13-15). womp womp womp... This result combined with oth- er games have the Isles elim- inated from playoff contention Men’s BASKETBALL eliminated from playoff contention (top 8 of 26).
  • THE CORD WEEKLY Thursday, March 1, 1984 3

    THE CORD WEEKLY Thursday, March 1, 1984 3

    theCORD weekly Les Ballets Jazz electrifies Waterloo! 13. Review, page Wilfrid Laurier University Waterloo, Ontario Thursday, March 1, 1984 Volume 24, Number 19 Inside Tuffy to tackle T.O. chances Laurier Taking Knight resigns after 19 years at Another casualty has occurred by Theresa Kelly at the comer of University and Dave "Tuffy" Knight resigned last week as Hazel and if something is not WLCJ's athletic director and head football itself. done history may repeat coach to take on a position as director of player for the Toronto 3 personnel Grey Cup champs page Argonauts. The unexpected announcement, made at a Bette scorned conference last weekat the WLCI Athletic press Complex, marks the end of a long career with Education minister Bette the Golden Hawks. was a and Stephenson given rough After 19 years as athletic director 18 the 300 students who head football the ride by years as coach, WestVirginia to hear her at native fond memories of came speak said he holds very last week. "It this McMaster WLXJ. goes without saying that was the decision of life and after toughest my only 4 careful deliberation and consultation with page my wife was I able to make this decision," said Knight. Violence and women The announcement left some unanswered questions about why the popular and A four-person panel discussed successful coach would accept this offer after some of the implications of having turned down others in the past. Knight violent crimes committed said that it was time for a "new chapter" in his against women and the life.